Absolute Pitch Trainer v.1.0.5.0 Patch-URET

I read many books and methods, including the famous 'D.L. Burge', none of them could explain, too much speak, more than sound examples, or say all the concepts we have using analogies, such as: being bitter, sour, spicy, sour, sweet, salty. We have these references. But if you have never eaten the Açai fruit, you will never have it recorded in memory.

The same for absolute colors, we all have learned since childhood, thus, as the tactile functions, describe by 'Dr. Freud' that will progress to sexual sensations in pre-adolescence.

Imagine how difficult it must have been for the chapel masters of the time of 'J. Bach', when he through politics got all the organs to be tuned the same, the difference was almost a fourth above or below. Bach had an absolute ear, and he was nervous in every church that came in. 'Will + Self Credit + Politics = something happens for good or evil'.

Organists who were accustomed to another tuning and were forced to adapt their old ears to the new law, must have died very unhappy and with hatred of Bach, therefore, it is extremely harmful to play notes that are out of the custom of each personal ear, as long as they had absolute pitch ear. If not, no problem.

The same thing happens today, when many orchestras in Germany are tuned in '444', many musicians complained at the time of the transition, could not bear to hear something affective that had been modified, but most of them did not even notice.

It seems to have some advantage not to have absolute pitch.

My tip is:
When training the ear, don't look at the keys, strings or gaps, don't let the 'vision cells' borrow for the auditory factor, believe, this really happens.
Who are the most musicians having this skill, know that the absolute ears develop more in the 'transverse flute' players and violinists, because they would squint their eyes every time they had to look from which hole or each string that comes the sound, then, the brain as a defense, automatically, stops being lazy and adapts to memorize all those sounds, but, escaped from that tessitura, the absolute ear no longer works.
I've already auditioned with these people, the most interesting case, was that of a boy who only hit the white notes of the piano, the black ones, nor dared to try.
And the most fascinating case discovered by Dr. Diana Deutsch from the University of California, all Chinese have absolute pitch.